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{{Repair Guide | |||
|Device=Acer Chromebook R11 | |||
|Type=Cleaning | |||
|Difficulty=1. Easy | |||
|Needs equipment=Screw drivers, alcohol | |||
|Affects parts=WiFi card}} | |||
==Problem description== | ==Problem description== | ||
WiFi toggle gets stuck in off position and wireless connectivity fails. | WiFi toggle gets stuck in off position and wireless connectivity fails. | ||
[[File:Wireless card.jpg|thumb|The wireless card will look like this.]] | [[File:Wireless card.jpg|thumb|The wireless card will look like this.]] | ||
== Symptoms == | |||
* Not able to connect to wifi | |||
==Solution== | ==Solution== | ||
After removing the bottom panel, unscrew the wireless card and pull it from the socket. Use rubbing alcohol to clean the contacts on the card and let it dry. Reinsert the WiFi card and boot the device, then test wireless connectivity. | After removing the bottom panel, unscrew the wireless card and pull it from the socket. Use rubbing alcohol to clean the contacts on the card and let it dry. Reinsert the WiFi card and boot the device, then test wireless connectivity. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:12, 16 January 2024
| Acer Chromebook R11 Wifi toggle not working Repair | |
|---|---|
| Device | Acer Chromebook R11 |
| Affects part(s) | WiFi card |
| Needs equipment | Screw drivers, alcohol |
| Difficulty | ◉◌◌◌ Easy |
| Type | Cleaning |
Problem description
WiFi toggle gets stuck in off position and wireless connectivity fails.
Symptoms
- Not able to connect to wifi
Solution
After removing the bottom panel, unscrew the wireless card and pull it from the socket. Use rubbing alcohol to clean the contacts on the card and let it dry. Reinsert the WiFi card and boot the device, then test wireless connectivity.